MacPowell users episode 615, the clipboard manager roundup.

Hello everyone, this is David Sparks and I am joined by one of my favorite nerds,

Mr. Steven Hackett. Hey Steven, how you doing? Hey David, I'm good. How are you?

Ah man, the my computer does not know what is going on because I've been running like

eight clipboard managers for the last week. Yeah, I don't know my research for this in my

MacPowell Pro and there's a lot of things that won my attention when I go to pay something,

but that's what we do. You know, that's we do this for the listeners. We go through the pain

that they don't have to. Yeah, we are going to talk to you at the end of today's show about

our favorite clipboard managers, but one recommendation is don't run them all at the same time.

That is a definite recommendation. I think we can agree on it.

But yeah, today we're talking clipboard managers. We're going to kind of get to that in a little bit

in terms of preliminary announcements. I want to thank everybody for coming to the focus mode

webinar. It was really fun. Made a little mistake, Steven. I got really excited about it.

You know, and I was watching the number count that the people go up in the room and I'm like,

all right, let's go. And I jumped into it. I forgot to push the button to show my keynote.

So for like the first 10 minutes, I was talking, I was talking through keynote slides,

if anybody's seeing them. And finally, Daisy like comes into the room with a dog and she's like,

hey, I think there's something wrong. So it's a very exciting moment, but I fixed it and that

is a mistake. I will never make again. So there you go.

It happens sometimes. I've been there. You know, you're doing something live and you got a lot

of buttons to push and you get excited. Yeah. I have a checklist now. I have a checklist.

Good. Either way, that's cool. And then on more power users, last week, I posed the question to

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